Numerous travelers and locals seen around Sedalia today
J R Baldwin and many others made short trips to Tipton Jefferson City Smithton Holden Harrisonville Boonville Parsons and Kansas City. Ed Hurley returned from McAllister Springs while M P Morgan passed through from Versailles to St Louis. Henry Ploger visited his son C T H Ploger. Kate Sullivan left for Versailles. Miss Gussie Swearingen went to Henrietta Texas. Harry R Stevens to arrive from New Orleans for a horse purchase and Dr W D Fansler to Moberty with Mrs Ancell for St Louis. Judge Rogers fined Harry Beatty for disturbing Watchman Bine with a 30 day stay on good behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Horse Magazine
Spirit of the West
Ed Hurley
McAllister Springs
P. Anderson
Holden
Harrisonville
W. E. Quisenberry
Houstonia
Sedalia
M. VP. Patten
Diamond Jo Line
St. Louis
Milt McCarty
Clifton City
Claude Reed
Hortense
Parsons
Kas
George Hannafield
Kansas City
TL Luke
Missouri Pacific
Boonville
Peter Pehl
Wain
Clifford L. Jackson
Muskogee
T. V. V. Morgan
Versailles
M. F. Bell
Jefferson City
Henry Ploger
Concordia
C. T H. Ploger
Herman Keuck
Martha Lucking
Edward Hurley
Thomas
Kate Sullivan
P. F. Sullivan
Gussie Swearingen
Katy
R. 4. Flamson
Henrietta
Texas
M. Jacobs
Kansas
W. A. Latimer
Third National Bank
Hall
Harry R. Stevens
New Orleans
W. 1D. Fansler
Tin Moberty
Mollie Ancell
St. Louis, Where She Will Be Treated By Drs. Fansler
Bernaves
Mobherly Monnor
Rogers
Harry Beatty
John Bine
Jad
Sold a Fine Mare in Local Market
George Davis, a Black man, has sold a fine mare in a local market transaction. The report notes the seller and equine quality but provides no buyer name or price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Davis
Postal Quandaries and Sharp Wits at the Window
A Washington Star column recounts postal tales at inquiry windows. A Brooklyn woman jokes about postage rates, while readers discuss Universal Postal Union rules, prepaid mail, and how misaddressed or opened letters are handled. The piece blends humor with practical notes on stamps and delivery, including surprises over high denominations and letter withdrawal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Washington Star
Thoroughbred Mare Glendina Hunt Ships to Lansing
The racehorse Glendina Hunt was sold to a Lansing Michigan horseman and shipped Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendina Hunt
Lansing, Mich
Feather bed mail bet sparks office banter at post office
An employee at the Washington post office recounts a humorous incident where a woman bets a man whether a feather bed can be mailed. The clerk explains size and weight limits, noting domestic delivery matters more than foreign. The couple leaves unresolved with tension and laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Post Office
Raglan
Charlie
Iarlie
United States
A Good Court Story From Judge Culbertson's Court
The tale praised by the Detroit Free Press centers on Judge Culbertson during a Texas case. A sheriff interrupted to report a man sleeping loudly on a bench. The judge advised awaiting the wakeful moment to exclude him, and the trial continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Culbertson
Texas
Detroit Free Press
She Had to Diet Recounts a Colorful Nurse Tale
A small colored girl visits a drug store asking for the handsomest dye for her mistress who must dye her hair due to stomach misery. The clerk repeats the phrase and questions the use, while the girl explains the doctor says she must dye it to look handsome.
Endorsements Buy Peruna From State Legislators
Two state senators from Nebraska and Massachusetts praise Peruna as a tonic and remedy for catarrh indigestion and bronchial troubles. Letters from J H Sauer of Douglas County Omaha and Patrick Kennedy of Massachusetts accompany testimonials by Dr Hartman urging readers to seek free medical advice at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Sauer
Douglas Co
Nebraska
Frank
Omaha
Neb
Patrick Kennedy
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Boston
B. Hartman
P. J. Kennedy
Tornado Insurance Ad Promises Low Rates This Year
An advertisement urges readers to buy tornado insurance now with rates of 25 cents per dollar for one year and 50 cents for three years claiming the season may strike tonight. It emphasizes immediate action and local coverage.
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Vlas
Les
Ia Ey
Telephone
Thie St
Taylor
J. R. Baldwin
Tipton
Philadelphia
Russia
England
Niger Coast
Afghanistan
Abyssinia
Pitcairn Islands
London
Paris
Universal Postal Union
Kansas City Weekly Journal
Ther
Weekly Journal
Samy
Monarch Laundry
Chas. van Antwerp
Prop
Peruna
Ohio St
i_andman Bros
Agencyv
Fourth and Ohio Sts
Sedalia, Mo
Trust
Osteopathic Physicians
Office
Hoffman Bldg
Q.C
Arlington Heights Q.C
Springfield Vs
Sedalia League Park
Lee Lovinger
Attorney AT Law
Katie
Gail's
Redalia
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